DEMO · ALL CASES AND RESULTS ARE SYNTHETIC
pipe organ of the Notre-Dame la Blanche abbey  chuch in Faverney (Haute-Saône, France)Source image

musical-instruments-0609 · Wikidata Q29199439

pipe organ of the Notre-Dame la Blanche abbey chuch in Faverney (Haute-Saône, France)

organ built in 1861 by Charles Spackmann Barker & Charles Verschneider, restored in 1885 by Louis-François Callinet then in 1956 by Haerpfer-Erman ; instrumental part classified as a Historical Monument Object (PM70003795) Catalogue record “pipe organ of the Notre-Dame la Blanche abbey chuch in Faverney (Haute-Saône, France)” assigned to “Musical Instruments”. The name comes from the open Wikidata record Q29199439. Price, condition and auction timing are demonstration data.

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organ built in 1861 by Charles Spackmann Barker & Charles Verschneider, restored in 1885 by Louis-François Callinet then in 1956 by Haerpfer-Erman ; instrumental part classified as a Historical Monument Object (PM70003795) Catalogue record “pipe organ of the Notre-Dame la Blanche abbey chuch in Faverney (Haute-Saône, France)” assigned to “Musical Instruments”. The name comes from the open Wikidata record Q29199439. Price, condition and auction timing are demonstration data.

DEMO LOT

Prices and results are demonstrations. You practise decisions, not the market valuation of this object.

Current bidPLN 40,500
Demo estimatePLN 43,700PLN 57,700

Time left 22 hr 01 min · Bids 34

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Wikidata Q29199439. Bidding simulationTraining only · saved on this device · no transaction.

The exercise below is a separate synthetic DEMO case.

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Bidding simulation

Practise the bidding decision

Set a private maximum first. The simulator will stop you before emotion pushes the bid above your plan.

Prices and results are demonstrations. You practise decisions, not the market valuation of this object.

Current bid
PLN 40,500
Bids
34
Time left
22 h 01 min
Training only · saved on this device · no transaction

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